The Jeep isn't as good of a convertible car as I hoped
I drive aound all the time with the rear glass open. Try that. The air has somewhere to go now instead of bouncing around in the cabin.
But I agree with everyone, it's a Jeep. You must embrace what it is and not what's it's not.
But I agree with everyone, it's a Jeep. You must embrace what it is and not what's it's not.
Yeah, there was a bunch of dust inside by the end of the trail. I drove it with the rear window out and the sunrider flipped back. I guess there's a vacuum that pulls in the dust & grit through the back. I spent about half an hour with the shop vac getting it all out and still had to wipe down everything with soap & water. I think it actually might work better from a dust standpoint with the top completely lowered. Or I could time it so the dirt road scenic drives happen after some rain while the roads aren't so dusty.
I don't notice the wind being that big of a deal. But then this ain't my first rodeo either. But being a biker who only rides with a skull bucket helmet and no windshield I'm used to it. OIIIIIIIO RULES.





